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Penis Fracture?
Dear Dr.
So last night my girl landed on my penis with her pelvic bone, in turn bending my **** and causing a popping noise. Although, I had no pain just lost my erection instantly. After that we tried finishing up but I couldn't keep an erection for more than 2 mins at a time. It's been 24 hours, I went to the ER, I got an exam and the MD said I was fine, he saw no sign of a fracture, no bloody urine, nothing was swollen, there was no blood under the skin. But now I can't get an erection unless I really try and even then, it's not a full erection. It gets to its proper length but isn't hard enough, it's still pretty soft and sort of falls over.
Did I break tissue in a certain place? Should I follow up with the urologist? Do you think that it's fractured? Will it be perminate? The MD said I have nothing to worry about but if my erection isn't fully hard that worries me.
So last night my girl landed on my penis with her pelvic bone, in turn bending my **** and causing a popping noise. Although, I had no pain just lost my erection instantly. After that we tried finishing up but I couldn't keep an erection for more than 2 mins at a time. It's been 24 hours, I went to the ER, I got an exam and the MD said I was fine, he saw no sign of a fracture, no bloody urine, nothing was swollen, there was no blood under the skin. But now I can't get an erection unless I really try and even then, it's not a full erection. It gets to its proper length but isn't hard enough, it's still pretty soft and sort of falls over.
Did I break tissue in a certain place? Should I follow up with the urologist? Do you think that it's fractured? Will it be perminate? The MD said I have nothing to worry about but if my erection isn't fully hard that worries me.
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